Posted on 12/29/2012 11:03:52 AM PST by NittanyLion
The site where Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting is building a new meetinghouse was damaged by arsonists during Christmas week, and police are now "absolutely" sure the attack was the result of a dispute between members of a Philadelphia construction union and the project's nonunion contractor.
(Excerpt) Read more at philly.com ...
“Would be my solution, too...but don’t think the Quakers would hold with it.”
Yes, that’s true. Still, if I was a union thug I’d be much more comfortable pulling that nonsense in NJ (where we’ve been disarmed) than in PA (where they have concealed carry).
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“It amazes me that our representatives at every level continue to thrown OUR money at the these greedy public servants - particularly the teachers racket...In any other business, the efficient, innovative and productive survive. With public unions - the opposite is true.”
They just strangle the host; here in NJ companies and taxpayers are fleeing, leaving behind the permanent welfare underclass and a mass of illegal aliens jabbering in foreign tongues. We’ve laid off many cops, teachers, and firmen, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future; the “clients” of those services simply have no means to pay. NJ is turning into a Third World toilet, with a booming underground economy and a steadily increasing number of residents living completely “off the grid”. They work for cash, live in illegal apartments, drive unregistered/uninsured cars, etc.
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